Luis Enrique dubbed 'best manager in the world' after dumping out Barcelona

PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi has crowned Luis Enrique as 'the best manager in the world' after a remarkable display by the Spaniard's Paris Saint-Germain, seeing off Barcelona to qualify for the Champions League semi-final.

Luis Enrique, renowned for his tactical acumen, has left an indelible mark at PSG in his debut season. The team's recent prowess was on full display in a crucial UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg, where they faced off against Barcelona, a match laden with significance given Enrique's history with the Catalan giants.

Despite initially trailing, PSG showcased resilience and brilliance under Enrique's guidance, stunning the audience with a remarkable 4-1 victory on the night and 6-4 on aggregate, securing a spot in the semi-finals.

Following the breathtaking performance, PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi couldn't contain his admiration for Enrique's leadership. Expressing his joy and confidence in choosing Enrique as the club's manager,

Al-Khelaifi, according to Canal+ lauded PSG's performance in the tie, and consequently the Spaniard's acumen, "Everyone fought for each other [tonight]. Everyone was a warrior. Everyone really wanted to qualify for the semi-final. We have a really great manager, the best in the world."

The unwavering spirit and determination exhibited by the team reflected Enrique's profound influence, setting PSG on a path towards potentially clinching the elusive Champions League trophy.